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In the heart of San Diego County, the recent SDCP Community Advisory Committee Meeting on April 10, 2025, brought together local leaders and community members to discuss pressing energy issues, particularly the growing concerns surrounding battery storage projects. As the meeting unfolded, a palpable sense of urgency filled the room, especially when the topic of battery storage safety was raised.

Committee members highlighted the collaborative efforts between various teams, including Morgan Adam's wholesale development group and Colin's program team, to provide updates on local energy initiatives. However, the conversation quickly shifted to a more serious note as concerns about battery storage fires emerged. Recent incidents, including a notable fire at Moss Landing, have sparked anxiety among residents, particularly in La Mesa, where a new storage facility is proposed.
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One committee member voiced their apprehension, referencing a community meeting scheduled for that week in La Mesa, where neighbors would gather to discuss their worries about the safety of the new facility. This sentiment echoed throughout the meeting, as members acknowledged the need for transparency and communication with the community regarding the risks associated with battery storage.

As discussions continued, the committee recognized the importance of addressing these safety concerns head-on. They emphasized the necessity of providing clear information to residents and ensuring that safety measures are prioritized in the development of battery storage projects. The meeting concluded with a commitment to keep the community informed and engaged as these energy initiatives progress.

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The implications of this meeting extend beyond just local energy projects; they reflect a broader conversation about safety, community involvement, and the future of energy storage in San Diego County. As the committee prepares for future updates and presentations, the hope is that they can foster a sense of trust and collaboration with the community, ensuring that safety remains at the forefront of their efforts.

Converted from April 10, 2025, SDCP Community Advisory Committee Meeting meeting on April 13, 2025
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